Spanish Young Music Talents: Albert Coronado, viola

(SYMT) is the new program of the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain in Washington, D.C. SYMT has been envisioned to enhance and support Spanish young musicians’ careers, in collaboration with U.S. music schools and universities at a higher level (bachelor and graduate students orchestras), offering them an experience abroad.

SYMT aims to offer young musicians not only a concert or recital in the U.S., but a complete experience with complementary activities such as masterclasses, talks, conferences, etc. to broaden their opportunities and contacts. All visiting musicians are winners of the Juventudes Musicales de España national award and under 33 years old.

As part of his participation in the Spanish Young Music Talents program, Albert Coronado will perform works by in an exclusive performance at the Spanish Cultural Center. Coronado will perform alongside pianist Ga Young Lee.

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Born in 1996, Albert Coronado Daza began his musical studies at age six at the Enric Granados School in Sant Joan Despí with Victor Petre. In 2008, he focused on the viola under Luis Martínez, continuing his training with Ashan Pillai at the Badalona Conservatory and later at the Liceu Conservatory, supported by the Ferrer Salat Foundation. He has studied with masters such as Donald McIness, Veronika Hagen, and Wolfram Christ, with whom he studied in Freiburg in 2018. Awarded in competitions like Jugend Musiziert, the Barcelona String Competition, and the Cecil Aronowitz Competition, he has performed as a soloist in Spain and collaborated with orchestras such as the OBC and the Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester. Since 2020, he has been the principal viola of the Gran Teatre del Liceu Symphony Orchestra. He plays violas by Alain Carbonare and Olvino Domini.

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